- I'll do anything you want, anyth-
(truck slams)
- Oh, Agnes! - Mom!
- Now, she's dead.
- (laughs) I like that there's a doctor there.
Skiing mishaps, magic potions,
and an unhinged border collie
that gets into all sorts of trouble?
What?
Today, we are breaking down
and reacting to all of the horrifying medical scenes
and injuries from Mr. Pickles.
All right, let's dive right in.
- Thanks a lot, you stupid dog!
- Oh my gosh.
Come on, this dog again?
Okay, first off, bag over the head.
We all know nobody should do that.
Risk of suffocating, asphyxiation.
Meaning basically, you're not getting oxygen in,
so you're not getting oxygen into the lungs.
So you can't have gas exchange where the oxygen
meets the red blood cells, and they exchange O2
and C02, and all that very much
complex mechanism that happens.
- [Character] Mr. Pickles!
- And, all I see is the dog
having a massive pile of people.
When somebody does die, the body does goes through
decaying processes that happen at specific times.
And what's really crazy is, they actually know
the specific events that happen during the decaying process
because they actually watch a body
that has been deceased decay over time.
- What the? (yells)
- Oh my gosh.
The dog coming out of the body.
But the skin sheds away
but we're left with the skeleton there.
Which is actually pretty impressive
minus there's nothing interior,
there's no rib structures interiorally.
But you see the vertebral column.
You see the posterior ribs.
And you see part of the pelvis.
(knife slashing)
- Spike right through the back
at the base of the skull, going through the mouth.
Okay, you'd think, oh, okay
blood through the mouth.
That looks, you know, scary.
Obviously, it does.
But you worry about the spinal cord actually
and the brain stem at that point.
- [Character #2] And the feds put me
in the Witness Protection Program.
They extended my forehead, my feet.
- (laughs) Oh, okay.
Very good.
So, extending the forehead, so putting in an implant.
You can actually put implants into the body.
When the tissue shouldn't actually
and the body wouldn't necessarily reject it.
And it sits underneath the tissue.
You know, people do this to change their look.
Now, elongating their feet.
I've actually never heard of that.
There's probably a possibility to do that.
I do know that there's surgeries where you can
elongate, like, your tibia
or, like, your femur, those sorts of things.
- I like others.
(screaming)
- Oh my gosh!
Impaled object straight through the head
and then ripping somebody's face off.
Like, c'mon.
We know that this can't happen.
When the tissue comes off the face
you see these lines over the red areas.
And it's actually trying to show striated muscle.
Which is a muscle that we have control over.
- You gonna get it all right. (laughing)
(neck cracking)
- Holy cow.
Cervical fracture by significant rotation.
So, people get worried about this
say, when they go to a chiropractor's office, right?
They're not twisting in a direction like this.
They're using multiple planes of force
so that way no one plane is going to its extreme
basically causing more injury.
Now interestingly enough
we have blood coming right out of the nose.
Could that actually happen?
Well, if there's an injury to the throat
you can potentially, could come back up.
- [Character #3] Look!
Thomas is gonna dance with a giant zit.
- (laughs) The kids are calling it a giant zit.
- But it's what's on the inside that matters.
(zit gushing)
- You see this green, we use the word called purulent
material coming out.
And it could be brown, yellow, green, white.
Sometimes, it has the worst smell in the world.
Situations like that, if I have to deal with somebody
who has an abscess and I have to help take care of that
and relieve that pain
I will actually use a suction device.
What I'll end up doing is cutting it open
having the suction
and have it just go directly in there.
(zit gushing)
Oh, and everybody's coated.
- Matilda?!
- Matilda?
Matilda looks normal.
So if the skin was stretched that much
it wouldn't return that fastly back to baseline.
But if your skin is stretched to a certain point
overtime, it will stretch further.
And if that occurs where it's a long-term stretching process
for whatever reason
if you lose weight too fast
or fix the problem too fast
you may be left with excess skin
that hasn't had the chance to retract.
And at that point, sometimes, you might need to have surgery
to have it removed
- Huh?
What the?
(knife slashing)
Oh, no!
- Wow, just cut off the face.
You'd probably actually get some teeth
if you actually cut all of that off.
The eyeballs, see how they're red?
The insides of our eyes are not that.
It's actually clear fluid.
But it's not affecting the airway.
It's just hurting the front part of your face.
This is something that is not potentially
immediately life-threatening.
Obviously, you may be blind.
Obviously, you need significant reconstructive surgery.
But it's not affecting your heart, your lungs
or your airway.
- Who wants a piece of this?
(paddle slashing)
- Oh my gosh.
Mr. Pickles using a ping-pong paddle.
Unlikely that that would occur
and unlikely that much blood squirting around.
Most of the time, you'll probably get a laceration
to the skin and some blood trauma
with a ping-pong paddle.
- I'll do anything you want, anyth-
(truck slams)
- Oh, Agnes! - Mom!
- Now, she's dead.
- (laughs) I like that there's a doctor there.
Sometimes in the pre-hospital setting
you can pronounce somebody dead
if there's no signs of life.
And that's literally rigor mortis has set in
if there's lividity
which has to do with basically some skin changes
on the flanks.
Dealing with pooling of fluids and blood.
Somebody's been down for a very long time.
A lot of times, you don't want to try to resuscitate
somebody after 6 hours when it's not going to work.
The brain tissue is already dead
and trying to revive that individual is not feasible.
- ♪ It was so much easier ♪
- I don't even know what this is.
(screaming)
The each layer coming off was quite impressive
to actually just see.
For me, as a physician
as somebody who knows anatomy pretty well
I don't know what the outer coating, per say, is.
Now, the skin's peeling off.
And then, underneath that, you have the skeleton.
So, actually pretty interesting from that standpoint.
- Hey! No dogs allowed!
(screaming)
- What?
- Get that dog!
(screaming)
(gun firing)
- So, Mr. Pickles always going for faces
but ran right through that person's body.
And you actually see some organs go flying.
I saw some kidneys flying around there.
And then, obviously, high cervical fracture
on the other individual.
- Whoa!
It feels like my face is melting.
- So, people ask, well how long with exposure
to flame or fire could these type of injuries occur?
Knowing maybe what caused it, a flame, a chemical
hot water, hot food, is helpful.
And making sure an individual is decontaminated
from maybe whatever has caused the burn
is something I need to know.
(guitar playing)
And he is using the body as skis.
Bodies cut in half.
The body would not survive this.
You see the anatomy.
You see basically the face cut directly in half.
And you see the different hemispheres of the brain.
Super cool.
And you see redness within the bones.
And that probably is the bone marrow
that they're trying to show.
We actually do bone marrow transplants for individuals
who need it when the bone marrow is not working right
where a cell is overgrowing.
Mr. Pickles is on a whole other level.
If this dog was ever around
and caused injuries to individuals
it would actually be quarantined, rehabbed
or made sure that they don't hurt another individual.
Seeing some of the anatomy
and the creators adding anatomy into some of these injuries
is actually interesting to see.
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